Blairgowrie Gable Beach House by Thy Tran is a luxurious coastal retreat on the Mornington Peninsula, Australia. Designed for retirement with a multi-generational vision, this home combines elegance, functionality, and sustainability.

Emma Tulloch Architects designed Peak House in Malvern, Australia, as a unique family home that challenges traditional structural identities. Completed in 2023, the house features an abstract form among notable heritage architecture.

The Loft in Villeurbanne, designed by Regis Lannoy in 2022, is a apartment that beautifully showcases the outcomes of thoughtful design. Set in Villeurbanne, France, this unique real estate type underwent nearly a full reconstruction, highlighting a meticulous attention to detail. Lannoy curated a creative balance of contemporary aesthetics, natural textures and playful interior features, offering examples of modern design at its finest.

Archi-Tectonics has completed the London Solar Townhouse in the UK. This home combines minimalist design with sustainable features, such as photovoltaic panels. Inside, the interiors feature high-contrast materials like raw wood cladding, textured stone surfaces, and brass mosaics. The design incorporates contemporary elements, elevating the atmosphere with glass pendants and organic furniture, blending sustainability and modernity.

Located in Lyon, France, the Croix Rousse project revolutionizes apartment life. Crafted by the skilled Regis Lannoy in 2024, this extensive overhaul transforms a home from the 1950s into a modern refuge. The ingenious use of area and up-to-date design injects vitality into every inch.

Crafted by Regis Lannoy, Quai du Rhône Apartment is a notable renovation of a space from the 1980s, situated in Lyon, France. Finished in 2024, this refurbishment merges modern design aesthetics with functional urban living, signifying a pivotal update that embraces contemporary visuals while providing warmth and comfort throughout the property.

Nikdel Design Studio has completed Saan House in Tehran, characterised by arched doorways, curved furniture and flowing lines connected in the space with no visible angles. Inside the 150-square-metre apartment, wooden elements, warm colours and minimal walls are integrated throughout, creating a distinctively modern look. Through its soft corners and flowing linear forms, interiors mirror natural elements to create a welcoming and comforting space.

The Dyptique house, designed by Matière Première Architecture, is nestled in Québec’s Eastern Townships. Completed in 2022, this home offers stunning views over the surrounding landscape, with a layout designed to incorporate the client’s love for spa atmospheres and aquatic activities.